sprained

UK
/spreɪnd/
US
/spreɪnd/
sprainedpast participle
Past participle of the verb 'sprain' used adjectivally.
Translations
fouléSe dit surtout d’une articulation ou d’un membre, notamment d’une cheville ou d’un poignet.
She had to wear a brace for her sprained ankle after the fall.
Elle a dû porter une attelle pour sa cheville foulée après la chute.
Definitions
Injured by a sudden twist or wrench, typically referring to a joint such as an ankle or wrist.
She had to wear a brace for her sprained ankle after the fall.
sprainverb

sprained

Past Simple

sprained
Past Simple
sprained
Past Participle
spraining
ing-form
UK
/spreɪn/
US
/spreɪn/
Translations
se foulerEmploi pronominal pour une articulation ou un ligament.
He sprained his wrist when he slipped on the ice.
Il s'est foulé le poignet en glissant sur la glace.
Definitions
To injure (a joint or ligament) by a sudden twist or wrench, causing pain and swelling.
He sprained his wrist when he slipped on the ice.
sprainnoun
Definitions
An injury to a ligament caused by being stretched beyond its capacity, often resulting in pain and swelling.
She had to sit out of the game due to a sprain in her ankle.
The act or instance of spraining a joint or ligament.
A bad fall can result in a sprain of the lower back.